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1. There is a seal mark on the piece of paper,for I pressed the seal on the piece of paper.

2. There is a seal on the piece of paper,for I pressed the seal on the piece of paper.

(Which one is correct? Do I have to use seal or seal mark about the mark of the paper?)
16 years ago

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Writeacher
The second is better than the first. You don't need to use the word "mark."
(And don't forget to put a space after the comma!)
16 years ago

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